But your Sim will have more lots to travel to than ever before, when we get more. There's already one that's probably coming as free DLC just like Riverview did.
But by the end, your Sim could have up to 300+ lots at their disposal in different locations, rather than being limited to about 125 that we have in The Sims 3.
But your Sim will have more lots to travel to than ever before, when we get more. There's already one that's probably coming as free DLC just like Riverview did.
But by the end, your Sim could have up to 300+ lots at their disposal in different locations, rather than being limited to about 125 that we have in The Sims 3.
I'm a little confused as to what you mean by lots? Like places to build on and visit?
Would you rather be limited? Or have freedom to travel anywhere while living anywhere. And with the amount of Neighbourhoods EA like to make, you could be able to travel around 300 or so lots. And if they make a Similar amount of Neighbourhoods as they did with the Sims 3, it could be closer to 500. Rather than limiting your Sim to one world.
> @FertieSims said: > jackjack_k wrote: » > > That's it. > > But your Sim will have more lots to travel to than ever before, when we get more. There's already one that's probably coming as free DLC just like Riverview did. > > But by the end, your Sim could have up to 300+ lots at their disposal in different locations, rather than being limited to about 125 that we have in The Sims 3. > > > > > I'm a little confused as to what you mean by lots? Like places to build on and visit?
I think he means actual buildings you can enter rather than rabbit holes.
As you see the "traveling" to another world, is totally FAKE. That is just a WHOLE WORLD divided by sections, lol! I don't see the difference between the other lots and the "other world" 🐸🐸🐸🐸..... It's funny because ZIMZ 4 IZ THE BEZTT BAZE GAME EVAHHH AN FOREVAHH BESHESS!
As you see the "traveling" to another world, is totally FAKE. That is just a WHOLE WORLD divided by sections, lol! I don't see the difference between the other lots and the "other world" 🐸🐸🐸🐸..... It's funny because ZIMZ 4 IZ THE BEZTT BAZE GAME EVAHHH AN FOREVAHH BESHESS!
What are you? The illuminati?
You starting conspiracies about how it's fake? DO YOU WEAR TIN FOIL HATS
Would you rather be limited? Or have freedom to travel anywhere while living anywhere. And with the amount of Neighbourhoods EA like to make, you could be able to travel around 300 or so lots. And if they make a Similar amount of Neighbourhoods as they did with the Sims 3, it could be closer to 500. Rather than limiting your Sim to one world.
Oh yeah I get what you mean and that is cool, hopefully every new expansion brings a new world. But the maps are still very small, I expected everything to be much more spread out, it looks like one "neighborhood" not 5 if you know what I mean.
As you see the "traveling" to another world, is totally FAKE. That is just a WHOLE WORLD divided by sections, lol! I don't see the difference between the other lots and the "other world" 🐸🐸🐸🐸..... It's funny because ZIMZ 4 IZ THE BEZTT BAZE GAME EVAHHH AN FOREVAHH BESHESS!
Then you have no idea how it works in The Sims 3. In The Sims 3, you were limited to living in one world.
The Sims 4 will probably have around 500 lots when all is said and done, in various locations. In The Sims 3, your were limited to living in one world unless you made a new game.
The Sims 4 is ultimately better in that regard. However, it does disappoint that the base game is lacking the same amount of lots we had in the base game of Sims 3 in Sunset Valley (90 lots compared to 50).
But The Sims 4 will have it better in the end, than The Sims 3.
They are very small. There are only 1 - 5 lots per neighborhood and 4 or 5 neighborhoods per world. You can walk about freely on your lot and in the open spaces. But to visit a neighbor/a commercial lot/travel to another neighborhood or world involves a loading screen. You can only build on the lots provided and can't place new lots.
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Edited to add: Most of what you see on the map is fake scenery. And, yes, I know what you mean. It is very small.
As you see the "traveling" to another world, is totally FAKE. That is just a WHOLE WORLD divided by sections, lol! I don't see the difference between the other lots and the "other world" 🐸🐸🐸🐸..... It's funny because ZIMZ 4 IZ THE BEZTT BAZE GAME EVAHHH AN FOREVAHH BESHESS!
Then you have no idea how it works in The Sims 3. In The Sims 3, you were limited to living in one world.
The Sims 4 will probably have around 500 lots when all is said and done, in various locations. In The Sims 3, your were limited to living in one world unless you made a new game.
The Sims 4 is ultimately better in that regard. However, it does disappoint that the base game is lacking the same amount of lots we had in the base game of Sims 3 in Sunset Valley (90 lots compared to 50).
But The Sims 4 will have it better in the end, than The Sims 3.
Agreed.
I tried downloading a custom city for TS3, Los Aniegos, which was amazingly well done and recreated RL Los Angeles (which I love), but my computer just could not handle it properly. It made my game lag and my sims took about 3 sim hours just to get to work. The city was too big. It was divided into different districts (downtown, ourskirts, countryside, beach, etc.). I'm sure, in the future with the whole new "traveling between worlds" we will be able to have big cities and use each one of the small "worlds" as different neighborhoods. All of this without the constant lags and routing issues which made TS3 big neighborhoods unplayable.
Well the good thing is that you can travel instantly between all worlds - and there will be more in the future.
The world at the start is undeniably smaller bu the question is: will it feel like you're living in a really small world?
Since there is a lot of background stuff added I guess they will create a very solid illusion of a much bigger world.
To be fair the neighborhood selection screen does not represent actual neighborhood visuals. It does however give you a good impression of the playable area though. Once you load a neighborhood they do not fit together seamlessly like the map would lead one to assume, but instead each contain their own distinct look that was achieved by enlarging the size of the "neighborhood" through the use of deco world objects. However even though the neighborhood districts look bigger when loaded, the overly small playing area persists.
It's a shame that they downgraded from open-world. Oh well. Still be a simmer for life!
They still are open world. It's just smaller.
Remember in The Sims 3 you had loading times for Neighbours as well. You just didn't get a screen.
It's really not an open world. There is a loading screen for every lot. That's not open. I mean, whether it's bothersome or not is a matter of opinion, but TS4 is in no way an open world game because movement around the world is restricted.
I didn't really have loading times when visiting the neighbors in TS3, did you? It only took a second or two for the house to become accessible after they invited you in.
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But your Sim will have more lots to travel to than ever before, when we get more. There's already one that's probably coming as free DLC just like Riverview did.
But by the end, your Sim could have up to 300+ lots at their disposal in different locations, rather than being limited to about 125 that we have in The Sims 3.
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Can't lie though, I'm a little disappointed
I'm a little confused as to what you mean by lots? Like places to build on and visit?
Would you rather be limited? Or have freedom to travel anywhere while living anywhere. And with the amount of Neighbourhoods EA like to make, you could be able to travel around 300 or so lots. And if they make a Similar amount of Neighbourhoods as they did with the Sims 3, it could be closer to 500. Rather than limiting your Sim to one world.
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I think he means actual buildings you can enter rather than rabbit holes.
What are you? The illuminati?
You starting conspiracies about how it's fake? DO YOU WEAR TIN FOIL HATS
Oh yeah I get what you mean and that is cool, hopefully every new expansion brings a new world. But the maps are still very small, I expected everything to be much more spread out, it looks like one "neighborhood" not 5 if you know what I mean.
Then you have no idea how it works in The Sims 3. In The Sims 3, you were limited to living in one world.
The Sims 4 will probably have around 500 lots when all is said and done, in various locations. In The Sims 3, your were limited to living in one world unless you made a new game.
The Sims 4 is ultimately better in that regard. However, it does disappoint that the base game is lacking the same amount of lots we had in the base game of Sims 3 in Sunset Valley (90 lots compared to 50).
But The Sims 4 will have it better in the end, than The Sims 3.
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Simcity cities were TINY, the largest being the same size as the largest map in Simcity
Now this... just lol
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Edited to add: Most of what you see on the map is fake scenery. And, yes, I know what you mean. It is very small.
Agreed.
I tried downloading a custom city for TS3, Los Aniegos, which was amazingly well done and recreated RL Los Angeles (which I love), but my computer just could not handle it properly. It made my game lag and my sims took about 3 sim hours just to get to work. The city was too big. It was divided into different districts (downtown, ourskirts, countryside, beach, etc.). I'm sure, in the future with the whole new "traveling between worlds" we will be able to have big cities and use each one of the small "worlds" as different neighborhoods. All of this without the constant lags and routing issues which made TS3 big neighborhoods unplayable.
I sure hope so.
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The world at the start is undeniably smaller bu the question is: will it feel like you're living in a really small world?
Since there is a lot of background stuff added I guess they will create a very solid illusion of a much bigger world.
MUHAHAHAHAHAHA.... this is going to be so fun.
They still are open world. It's just smaller.
Remember in The Sims 3 you had loading times for Neighbours as well. You just didn't get a screen.
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It's really not an open world. There is a loading screen for every lot. That's not open. I mean, whether it's bothersome or not is a matter of opinion, but TS4 is in no way an open world game because movement around the world is restricted.
I didn't really have loading times when visiting the neighbors in TS3, did you? It only took a second or two for the house to become accessible after they invited you in.